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64−year−old kills wife, self: Police
Police said they were still investigating an apparent murder−suicide which claimed the lives of a 64−year−old Korean man and his wife inside their home in the exclusive Baybridge Condominiums in Bayside. Comment.
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Gennaro calls on feds to bail out St. John’s and Mary Immaculate hospitals
City Councilman James Gennaro (D−Fresh Meadows) Tuesday urged either the federal government or a private investor to bail out St. John’s Queens and Mary Immaculate Hospitals so the financially strapped institutions can be saved. Comment.
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Avella pushing North Flushing rezone for April
City Councilman Tony Avella (D−Bayside) said he is attempting to ensure that a long−awaited project to rezone 257 blocks in Bayside, East Flushing and a portion of Auburndale is in effect by April at the latest. Comment.
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FDNY to drop Totten guard
Northeast Queens community leaders said they were concerned Fort Totten could fall prey to vandalism and burglary after the FDNY announced last week that it would not renew a security contract at the Bayside fort amid budget constraints. Comment.
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